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Problem Find I₁, I2, V₁, V₂. 32 Ω 100/0° V+ H -j24 Ω 16Ω 1 41 12 3Ω m ww Ideal j2 2 20/-20° V Answer I₁ = 2.12-25.6° A; I₂ = 8.49/154.42° A; V₁ = 64.16/44.1°V; V₂ 16.04/-135.9° V.